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Blood Rain
When a small island village is plagued with horrible murders, the government sends a special investigator who discovers dark secrets that trace back to a myriad of murders from the past.
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When a small island village is plagued with horrible murders, the government sends a special investigator who discovers dark secrets that trace back to a myriad of murders from the past.
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Genre:Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Lee Won-jae, Kim Seong-je, Kim Dae-seung
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Sidus, Cinema Service, Fun and Happiness Film
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